|  British Council is  recruiting for the position of a Human Resource Managers. We are UK's  international organisation for educational opportunities     and cultural relations. We work in over 100 countries worldwide to    build  engagement and trust for the UK through the exchange of knowledge    and  ideas between people. 
 We are looking for a suitable candidate to fill the below position:
 
 Job Title: Human Resources Manager
 
 Department/Country: HR, Nigeria
 Location of post: Lagos
 
 Purpose of job
 To support the achievement of British Council Nigeria outcomes through  effective and efficient Human Resources Management. To meet business  needs and model corporate values and standards. To promote a supportive  working environment that emphasises achievement through learning,  knowledge sharing, effective line management and team-working.
 
 
 Context and environment
 The post holder will work as a member of a two person team reporting to  Assistant Nigeria and working closely with the SSA regional HR team,  Line Managers and all Nigeria staff.
 
 Accountabilities, responsibilities and main duties
 
 1. Strategy, Planning, HR Delivery
 
 To support Assistant Director Nigeria and Senior Management Team on the delivery of corporate HR strategies and plans.To ensure HR policies and practises support business needs.HR plans, issues, failings and risks are actively managed and  reported to Assistant Director Nigeria for reporting at FCCF meetings  and / or ERMF meetings and included in the Business Continuity Plan  (e.g. recruitment, learning and development, performance, TACOS, staff  turnover and continuity)
 2. Recruitment & Induction
 
 To ensure that managers carry out recruitment and selection  according to corporate standards and documentation related to  recruitment and selection is completed in line with corporate  requirements. Ensure documentation of all recruitment procedures.Ensure effective induction is carried out for all staff and documentation as needed
 3. Learning and Development
 
 To promote a culture of learning, knowledge sharing and teamworkTo develop annual learning plan in liaison with Assistant  Director Nigeria, Senior leadership Team and line managers which meets  business needs and to publish it by end June; check that it is being  implemented; ensure that all staff have individual Learning/Development  Plans.
 4. Staff Survey
 
 To encourage at least 90% of staff to complete Staff SurveyArrange staff meetings to discuss Staff Survey Reports and  follow-up action agreed with staff and progress communicated to staff.
 5. Contracts, Staff Records, Leave
 
 To ensure all staff have employment contracts, reference documents etcAll staff have a current written contract in accordance with local legal requirements and corporate standards.To maintain accurate and up-to-date Personal File for all staff  with complete records of recruitment, employment contract and visas,  induction, L & D, PMPD, leave, TOIL, overtime, formal letters etc  Support Managers with effective management of staff leave as per TACOSTo implement the new e-HR platform
 6. TACOS and Staff Welfare
 
 To review and update TACOS documentation annually according to  local legal advice and corporate guidelines as agreed with  Director/Regional HR team.To advise on local labour issues.To support annual pay reviews by providing required information as required by regional HRTo promote a supportive working environment for staff
 7. Performance Management
 
 To ensure the Performance Management system operates to corporate standards and guidelines and good professional practice
 8. Equal Opportunity and Diversity
 
 To ensure that British Council's Nigeria  strategy identifies and responds to EO & D issues.To lead on implementation of the British Council's EO & D policies in all areas of work.To lead on the compilation of the DAF submission for Nigeria.Carry out equality monitoring of staff or customers as approriate
 9. Child protection
 
 To ensure that British Council child protection requirements are  adhered to and supporting evidence consistently filed and storedTo support programme managers to embed child protection standards in all activity
 
 Key relationships
 This is a key role which promotes a professional working environment  within the organisation by building a relationship of confidence &  trust between staff and management Key relationships include Assistant  Director Nigeria, Senior Leadership team Nigeria, SSA HR regional team,  etc.
 
 Other important features or requirements
 (e.g. travel, unsocial/evening hours, restrictions on employment etc)
 The post holder is expected to visit all 4 Nigeria offices regularly and  may be expected to attend events in the evening as required.
 
 
 Skills and Knowledge
 Human Resources Management (Level 2): Resourcing, People and Performance, Development
 Communication Skills    (Level 2): Reading and writing  skills, Speaking and listening skills, Understanding purpose, Understand  the audience, Understand tools and media, Knowledge sharing
 
 Qualifications
 
 HR Qualification (e.g. CIPD Certificate or Diploma or equivalent)4 years experience in HR management in a multinational organisation	Knowledge of Nigeria Labour laws and market
 Remuneration
 N 4,117,928 gross per annum
 
 Application Closing Date
 2nd January, 2013
 
 Method of Application
 Interested and qualified candidates should read through the Job Profile Document Here and  Download and complete the application form. The completed application form should be sent to:
 Gposts@ng.britishcouncil.org
 
 Note: Only applications received on the British Council     application form will be considered and only short-listed candidates     will be contacted. We will not accept CVs.
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